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College of Health Professions Student & Faculty Research Day Scientific Posters

Last modified: February 10, 2025
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Use the template below to create your Student & Faculty Research Day scientific poster.

Student & Faculty Research Day PowerPoint Template

Logos

Please include the College of Health Professions logo, one on each side of title.

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We only need the horizontal and vertical version of the College of Health Professions logo.

Poster Hints for Student & Faculty Research Day

The deadline for file submission to print is: March 17th, 2025 at 4:00 p.m.

Please use your name or your lead author’s name at the beginning of the PowerPoint file name. For example: Smith_John_SRD2025_Mammalian Infection Rate in Arkansas.PPT

When your poster is ready to be printed:

  • E-mail your poster as a PDF (not as a PowerPoint) to workrequest@uams.edu and copy Sheena Joyner at SNJoyner@uams.edu.
  • In the subject line type Student Research Day 2025: Job 2502068 Work Request for Creative Services
  • For students at the campus in northwest Arkansas, copy Sheena Joyner and Tina Maddox (TMaddox@uams.edu).

After you submit a poster, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive the email confirmation, your submission was not successful. Please resubmit.

Posters will not be printed if they do not meet all the requirements or if submitted past the due date.

Proofreading services will not be provided. Files will be printed as submitted in the PDF format. Please review your poster carefully before submission.

Student & Faculty Research Day posters are 24 in. (w) x 36 in. (h).

Picture/Illustration Formats and Resolution:

  • The best file format to use for Inserting Pictures and Illustrations is JPG. Generally speaking, using Copy and Paste images from Web sites does not work well since they may be low resolution.
  • If your picture files don’t have enough resolution, they will print fuzzy and not show the detail needed. Although an image may look clear on your screen, if it is a low resolution it may look poor when printed at full size as a poster.
  • To verify that your inserted image will retain the detail needed, zoom into the image to 200%: View…Zoom….200%.
  • If you can see the detail you desire, it should print well on your poster. If it lacks detail, a higher resolution picture must be used. Images must be at least 2 MB in size to reproduce well on your poster.
  • To check your image’s resolution on a PC, right-click on the image file and look at properties. If you copied the image from a website and paste into PowerPoint, you may need to save the image as a picture/JPG first to view the properties. 1,000 KB = 1 MB
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